The Australian Species of Dolichopeza CURTIS (Diptera: Tipulidae)

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Linzer biol. Beitr. 25/2 833-911 31.12.1993

The Australian species of Dolichopeza CURTIS (Diptera: Tipulidae)

G. THEISCHINGER

Abstract: The Australian species of the genus Dolichopeza CURTIS are reviewed. For the time being they all are assigned to Dolichopeza s. str. Lectotypes are designated for seven species. One taxon previously regarded as a subspecies is given füll specific rank, and one species is synonymized. In total 28 previously described species are recognized. The males of two of those species previously known only from the female, and the females of three of those species previously known only from the male, are introduced, and 18 species are described as new. A key is presented to species groups as recognized in this paper (males only).

Key-words: Dolichopeza, revision; Australian species.

Introduction

The first description of an Australian species of Dolichopeza CURTIS was presented by MACQUART (1846) under Apeilesis cinerea. To this SKUSE (1890) added seven more species, and ALEXANDER (1920, 1924, 1928a, 1928b, 1930, 1934, 1937, 1944) contributed another 19 taxa of the species group. However, only SKUSE (1890) provided illustrations, for four of his species. DOBROTWORSKY (1974) revised the Australian members of Do- lichopeza. He (DOBROTWORSKY 1974) synonymized one of ALEXANDER'S species, attributed full specific rank to one of ALEXANDER'S subspecies, re- described all previously known species which he recognized, and described three more species. DOBROTWORSKY also pointed out that the male hypopygia provide the only sure basis for specific identification in Australian Dolichopeza and that only some hypopygial features are useful and some- times even these are inadequate because of their variability. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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DOBROTWORSKY (1974) illustrated wings and male gonostyli of most species, but the male gonostyli were illustrated mostly from considerably distorted slide specimens which are very hard to interpret. This led to some misinterpretation. DOBROTWORSKY found it impossible to construct a useful key to species and made no attempt to subdivide the genus. When I became interested in Australian Dolichopeza in 1979, the available literature gave me no confidence for any specific identifications. Studying the existing slide collections of the ANIC, MV and NMNH (formerly Alexander Collection) and dissection much fresh material, however, en- abled me to interpret most Australian Dolichopeza species and to present this revision.

Methods In the following, all known Australian species of Dolichopeza are grouped and keyed to species groups mainly on the basis of characters of the male hypopygium. The species known prior to this paper are then treated briefly by supplying only essential details and references, whereas the new species are described and treated in more detail. The distributions have been related to regions as recognized on broadly ecological grounds but given arbitrary boundaries for practical reasons, as outlined by WATSON (1974) (see Fig. 1). Identifications of Australian Dolichopeza (males only) should now be possible by using the key to the species groups and the detailed diagnoses and illustrations. However, the male hypopygia of the material to be identified have to be cleared (in KOH) and to be displayed in liquid (glycerol) for re- liable results.

Acknowledgements

Over the years this study was supported in various ways by the following people: Prof. Dr R.L. Kitching (Brisbane),Ms E. Bugledich, Dr D.H. Coliess, Dr P. Cranston, Ms Z. Liepa (all Canberra); Mr G. Williams (Lansdowne); Dr A. Neboiss, Mr K. Walker (both Melbourne); Mr M. Ball, Dr DJ. Bickel, Mr M.S. Moulds, Mr L. Müller, Mr N. Müller, Mr K. Riess jun. (all Sydney); Dr. G.W. Byers (Lawrence, U.S.A.); Dr. N. Evenhuis (Honolulu, U.S.A.); Dr. E.N. Savtshenko (Kiew, Ukraine); Dr. F. Speta (Linz, Austria). Their help is greatly appreciated. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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I am, however, particularly grateful to the late Dr. C.P. Alexander who made available any information and material needed by a beginner and thus got this study started in 1981.

Fig. 1. Map of Australia showing the known distribution of Dolichopeza in Australia. Abbreviations of the regions, referred to under "Distribution" of the single taxa: CY = Cape York Peninsula; NEQ = north-eastern Queensland; SEQ = south-eastern Queens- land; SIQ = southern inland Queensland; NEN = north-eastern New South Wales; SEN = south-eastern New South Wales; VIC = Victoria; TAS = Tasmania; SES = south- eastern South Australia.

Abbreviations Apart from abbreviations for geographical regions of Australia (given under Fig. 1) and for morphological terms (given under Figs 9-12), the following abbreviations are used in this paper: a) for taxonomic terms n. sp. = new species stat. nov. = new status b) for authors ALEX. = ALEXANDER DOBR. = DOBROTWORSKY MACQ. = MACQUART © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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c) or institutions and collections AM = Australian Museum, Sydney ANIC = Australian National Insect Collection. Canberra BPBM = Bishop Museum, Honolulu, U.S.A. DEI = Deutsches Entomologisches Institut, Berlin, Germany GT = Collection Günther Theischinger MNP = Museum National dHistoire Naturelle, Paris, France MST = Naturhistoriske Riksmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden MV = Museum of Victoria, Melbourne NMNH = National Museum of Natural History, Washington D.C, U.S.A. QM = Queensland Museum, Brisbane d) others ca. = circa Ck = Creek dist. = district ft = feet km = kilometer(s) m = meter mi. = mile(s) nr = near Mt = Mount Mtn = Mountain Mts = Mountains N.P. = National Park R. = River Ra. = Range Rd = Road Ref. = Refuge Res. = Reserve S.F. = State Forest s.l. = same locality S.U.ZooI.Exp. = Zoological Expedition of the University of Sydney

Systematics

Genus Dolichopeza CURTIS (Figs 1-147)

Dolichopeza CURTIS, British Entomology 3: 52 (1825). Type species: Tipula albipes STRÖM 1768, by original designation. Only one subgenus in Australia: Dolichopeza CURTIS. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Subgenus Dolichopeza CURTIS (Figs 1-147)

Dolichopeza CURTIS, British Entomology 3: 52 (1825). Apeilesis MACQUART, Mem. Soc. Sei. Agric. Lille: 136 (1846). Type species of Dolichopeza CURTIS: Tipula albipes STRÖM 1768, by original designation. Type species of Apeilesis MACQUART: Apeilesis cinerea MACQUART 1846, by monotypy. Definition: Rostrum short, nasus small or lacking. Palps with terminal segment long, flagelliform (Fig. 2). Antennae 13 segmented, longer in male than in female; flagellar segments cylindrical, gradually decreasing in length, with stiff setae. Legs very long and slender; tibiae with minute spurs; femora and tibiae about equal in length; tarsi very long, their basal segment often longer than femur and tibiae together. Wing (Fig. 3): Sc joining R close to base of Rs; Rs very short; Scl atrophied; M appears pectinate; bscu well before fork of M; dm absent. Abdomen slender, shorter than wing. Male hypopygium (Figs 4-8): gonocoxite completely fused with sternite 9; two pairs of gonostyli, the outer usually larger than the inner; adminiculum articulated on its sternal side to two rods, distal ends of which usually connect to sternum near its margin; these rods joining to each other near mid-length or at distal ends. Ovipositor with cerci long and straight and hypogynial valves appearing shorter. It appears quite possible that future phylogenetic analyses of Dolichopeza CURTIS and related genera will show that none of the Australian species belong to Dolichopeza s. str. In that case Apeilesis MACQUART will have to be resurrected from synonymy, and possibly new subgenera will have to be established for some or all of the species groups defined below.

Habitats: According to ALEXANDER (1931) the larvae of some of the abundant species of Australian Dolichopeza may be expected on vertical faces of cliffs or rocks, in or beneath a scum of algal growth, with percola- ting or trickling water or in or beneath wet to saturated mats or cushions of mosses and liver-worts, growing on earth or rocks, generally near streams.

According to DOBROTWORSKY (1974) the adults are found in damp situations such as tree-fern gullies, and are particularly common in hollow trees and stumps and in artificial containers such as tins and drums lying on the ground. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 2-8. Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species, male: 2, head; 3, wing; 4, 5, hypopygium: 4, dorsal aspect; 5, lateral aspect; 6, sketch of segment 9, showing the position of aedeagus (ae) and adminiculum (ad), lateral aspect; 7, 8, adminiculum: 7, dorsal aspect; 8, lateral aspect (all from DOBROTWORSKY 1974, some slightly modified). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Even though collecting of adults covering the habitats mentioned by ALEXANDER (1931) and DOBROTWORSKY (1974) was quite successful for myself and for other collectors, samples obtained by fogging from the rainforest canopy on Cape Tribulation and on Green Mountain (Lamington Natio- nal Park) contained several species which have never been encountered in traditional situations and by traditional sampling methods. This perhaps in- dicates yet other habitats for Dolichopeza in Australia. Distribution: North America, Europe, Africa, southern and eastern Asia, New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand (BYERS 1961, SAVTSHENKO 1983). Distribution in Australia: Eastern (includingTasmania). The species groups of Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) in Australia: D. (D.) annulipes group D. (D.) brevifiirca group D. (D.) cinerea group D. (D.) collessi group D. (D.) danbulla group D. (D.) davidsoni group D. (D.)ferox group D. (D.) niveitwsis group D. (D.) varipes group D. (D.) yourula group D. (£>.) species of uncertain affinities

Key to the species groups of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) (males only) as recognized in this paper (Figs 9-20) 1 Outer gonostylus (og) flattened and much larger than inner gonostylus (ig) (Figs 9, 10) 2 Outer gonostylus (og) not flattened and not much larger than inner gonostylus (ig) (Figs 11-20) 3 2(1). Apex of outer gonostylus (og) rounded (Fig. 9) D. (D.) collessi group Apex of outer gonostylus (og) pointed (Fig. 10) D. (D.)ferox group 3(1). Apex of aedeagus (ae) profoundly bifid; adminiculum (ad) vestigial (Fig. 11) D. (D.) davidsoni group © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Apex of aedeagus (ae) not profoundly bifid; adminiculum (ad) well developed (Figs 12-20) 4 4(3). Stemite 9 (s9) produced into distinct pair of lobes (Figs 12, 13) 5 Sternite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes (Figs 14-20) 6 5(4). Lobes of sternite 9 (s9) unarmed (Fig. 12) D. (D.) cinerea group Lobes of sternite 9 (s9) bearing thick apical bristle(s) or spine(s) (Fig. 13) D. (£>.) danbulla group 6(4). Outer gonostylus (og) strongly curved, not sausage-shaped, or, if not strongly curved, inner gonostylus (ig) strongly bowed and longer than outer gonostylus; aedeagus (ae) generally long, thin, tubular, its curvature not rigid (Fig. 14) D. (£>.) annulipes group Outer gonostylus (og) straight or slightly curved, more or less sausage- shaped; inner gonostylus (ig) not strongly bowed and never longer than outer gonostylus; aedeagus (ae) not tubular, its curvature rigid (Figs 15- 20) 7 7(6). Outer gonostylus (og) sausage-shaped and with single mesal denticle (md) at about 2/3 length; aedeagus (ae) with apex very strongly expanded (Fig. 15) .'. D. (D.)yourula group Outer gonostylus (og) either sausage-shaped or sausage-shaped and apically expanded, with or without mesal denticles (md); apex of aedeagus (ae) not very strongly expanded (Figs 16-20) 8 8(7). Outer gonostylus (og) without mesal denticles; inner gonostylus (ig) not forming distinct basal and distal portion (Fig. 16) D. (D.) niveitarsis group Outer gonostylus (og) with at least one mesal denticle (md); inner gonostylus (ig) forming distinct basal (bp) and distal portion (dp) (Figs 17- 20) 9 9(8). Outer gonostylus apically expanded and subapically with pair of mesal denticles (Figs 17,18) D. (D.) varipes group Outer gonostylus (og) apically not expanded, single mesal denticles (md) in various positions (exceptionally only indicated: planidigitalis) (Figs 19, 20) D. (D.) brevifurca group © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 9-12. Male hypopygium (dorsal aspect) of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species, representing the species groups as recognized in this paper: 9, D. (D.) collessi n. sp. (= collessi group); 10, D. (D.)/erox ALEX. {=ferox group); 11, D. (D.) davidsoni ALEX. (= davidsoni group); 12, D. (£>.) tyilye n. sp. (= cinerea group). Abbreviations (for Figs 9-20): ad = adminiculum; ae = aedeagus; bp = basal portion; dp = distal portion; ig = inner gonostylus; md = mesal denticle(s); og = outer gonostylus; s9 = sternite 9; t9 = tergite 9. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 13-16. Male hypopygium (dorsal aspect) of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species, representing the species groups as recognized in this paper: 13, D. (£>.) danbulla n. sp. (= danbulla group); 14, D. (D.) geometrica n. sp. (= annulipes group); 15, D. (£).) yourula n. sp. (= yourula group); 16, D. (D.) Ihowla n. sp. (= niveitarsis group). For abbreviations see above, under Figs 9-12. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 17-20. Male hypopygium (dorsal aspect) of Australian Dolichopoza (Dolichopeza) species, representing the species groups as recognized in this paper: 17, D. (D.) leonardi n. sp. (= varipes group); 18, D. (£).) minnamurra n. sp. (= varipes group); 19, D. (D.) planidigitalis SKUSE (= brevifurca group); 20, D. (D.) albescens ALEX. (= brevifurca group). For abbreviations see above, under Figs 9-12. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) annulipes group (Figs 14, 21-48)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 14): tergite 9 (t9) posteriorly straight or concave, generally without any distinct narrow lobes or processes, only the postero-lateral angles may be produced; stemite 9 not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer (og) and inner gonostylus (ig) usually subequal in length, never sausage-shaped; apex of aedeagus (ae) variable; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: Eastern (excluding Tasmania). Australian species: D. (£>.) annulipes SKUSE D. (£>.) bickeli n. sp. D. (D.) dorrigenis ALEX. D. (D.) geometrica n. sp. D. (D.) kurandensis ALEX. D. (D.) monticola SKUSE D. (£>.) oresitropha ALEX. D. (D.) spelai n. sp. D. (D.) subannulipes ALEX. D. (D.) tropica n. sp.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) annulipes SKUSE (Figs 21-23)

Dolichopeza annulipes SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. (2) 5: 61 (1890). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) annulipes SKUSE; ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 69: 4 (1944).

Primary type:Lectotype

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ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly with simple wide V-shaped median excision; outer gonostylus markedly longer than inner gonostylus; adminiculum connected to bilobed hairy cushion. New records: Queensland: Coomera R., Lamington N.P., 1200 ft (ANIC); Cunningham Gap (GT); Gindie R., Femless (GT); Lamington N.P. (UQ); Mt Tamborine (GT). New South Wales: Berowra (GT); Berowra Ck (GT); Brindle Ck, Wiangaree S.F. (GT); Ebor Falls (GT); Fitzroy Falls, 2500ft (ANIC); Galston Gorge (GT); Gordon, N of Sydney (GT); Heathcote Brook, Royal N.P. (GT); Kanangra Brook (GT); Kanangra Walls (GT); Lucas Heights (GT); Minnamunra Falls (GT, MV); Mongarlowe R., nr Clyde Mtn (ANIC); Mt Dromedary (GT); Nowra (GT); Rocky Crossing (GT); Somersby Falls, nr Gosford (GT); Styx R. (GT); Terania Ck (GT); Upper Allyn R. (ANIC); Upper Hastings R., Werrikimbi N.P. (GT); Upper Horton R. (GT); Washpool Ck, NNO of Tenterfield (GT); Waterfall, Royal N.P. (GT); Yadboro Ck, Budawang Ra. (GT). Victoria: Beehive Ck, 30 km N of Cann R. (MV); Erinundra Ck, 15 km N of Club Terrace (ANIC); Inverleigh (MV); Millgrove (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (SEQ), New South Wales (NEN, SEN), Victoria.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) oresitropha ALEXANDER, stat. nov. (Figs 24-26)

Dolichopeza annulipes oresitropha ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 53: 55 (1928). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) annulipes oresilropha ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 3 (1974). Primary type: Holotype b*: New South Wales, Barrington Tops, Jan. 1925, S.U.ZooI.Exp. (ANIC); seen. Published records: New South Wales: Barrington Tops (ALEXANDER 1928a: 55). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 2 (gonostyli), Fig. 23 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 24-26. Remarks: Very similar to, but specifically distinct from, D. annulipes © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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SKUSE. The two species were found to coexist in the Barrington Tops area and at Ebor Falls. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with wide and additionally narrow U-shaped median excision; outer gonostylus markedly shorter than inner gonostylus; adminiculum connected to simple hairy cushion. New records: New South Wales: Barington Tops (GT); Barrington Tops, 1400 m (GT); Ebor Falls (GT); Gloucester Tops, 1300 m (GT). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) bickeli n. sp. (Figs 27-29)

Description: Head largely pale and dark greyish brown, including flagellum and distal segment of palpus; rostrum, basal segments of palpus, vertex, scape and pedicel greyish- to brownish yellow. Terga of synthorax greyish brown, except for yellow patch each side of prescutum; pleura pale greyish yellow with two dark greyish brown stripes, one adjacent to terga across dorsal edge of anepistemum and anepimeron and including areas anteroventral of wing base and at base of halter, and one across and including pronotum and part of katepistemum and meron. Coxae greyish yellow, pro- and mesocoxa with greyish brown basal patch; trochanters greyish yellow, pro- and mesotrochanter with dark distal mark; femora greyish yellow at base, otherwise greyish- to blackish brown with extreme apex yellow; tibiae yellow at extreme base, otherwise blackish brown; basal segment of tarsi blackish brown except for apical ca. 1/5 in pro-, ca. 1/4 in meso- and ca. 1/3 in metatarsus, which are greyish yellow; other tarsal segments whitish yellow. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with brown; pterostigma blackish brown, a spot adjacent to its proximal side and a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml hardly longer than Ml+2; anal angle widely rounded. Halter with greyish yellow stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen blackish brown and greyish yellow to dark yellowish brown; tergites largely blackish brown, 1, 2 and 6-8 with pale greyish yellow patch each side, 2-5 with dull yellow cross-band. Dimensions: Wing length, male 7,5-9,0 mm, female 8,7 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 27-29. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Remarks: Most similar to D. subannulipes ALEX., similar to D. geometrica n. sp. and D. tropica n. sp. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly concave; inner gonostylus evenly curved, outer gonostylus boot-shaped. Material examined:Holotype d: New South Wales, 5 km S Comboyne, U. Lansdowne Escarp., rainforest, yellow pan, 6.12.1988, D. Bickel (AM). Paraty- pes: New South Wales: 1^>, same data as holotype (AM); 1

Distribution: New South Wales (NEN). Name: Dedicated to Dr D.J. Bickel (Sydney) who collected part of the type material.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) subannulipes ALEXANDER (Figs 30-32)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) subannulipes ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 13: 245 (1934). Primary type: Holotype d: New South Wales, Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains, 20-30.10.1930, F.E.Wilson (MV); seen. Published records: New South Wales: Wentworth Falls, Blue Mts (ALEXANDER 1934: 247). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 18 (gonostyli), Fig. 38 (wing). Previously known only from male. Description of female: Colouration and wing venation much as in male (ALEXANDER 1934). Dimensions: Wing length 8,6-8,8 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 30-32. Remarks: Most similar to D. bickeli n. sp., similar to D. geometrica n. sp. and D. tropica n. sp. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male shallowly excised between postero-lateral angles; outer gonostylus almost straight; inner gonostylus with base strongly enlarged; aedeagus very thin and ex- tremely long. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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New records: New South Wales: Kuringai Chase, N of Sydney (GT); Macquarie Pass (GT); Spencer, N of Sydney (GT); Watagan Forest, nr Morriset (GT); Watagan S.F. (GT). Distribution: New South Wales (SEN).

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) geometrica n. sp. (Figs 14, 33-35)

Description: Head greyish brown, including flagellum and distal segment of palpus; rostrum, basal segments of palpus, vertex, scape and pedicel pale greyish yellow. Synthoracic terga greyish brown except for a dull yellow patch each side of prescutum; pleura pale greyish yellow with two dark greyish brown stripes, one adjacent to terga across dorsal edge of anepistemum and anepimeron and including areas anteroventral of wing base and at base of halter, and one across and including pronotum and part of katepisternum and meron. Coxae and trochanters greyish yellow, pro- and mesocoxa with greyish brown basal patch, pro- and mesotrochanter with dark distal mark; femora pale to dark greyish brown; tibiae greyish brown with extreme base yellow and apex of metatibia pale greyish yellow; basal segment of pro- and mesotarsus largely greyish brown, only apex and other tarsal segments greyish- to whitish yellow; basal segment of metatarsus largely brown, paler basally and distally, other tarsal segments greyish- to whitish yellow. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with brown; pterostigma dark greyish brown, a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml only slightly longer than Ml+2; A2 very close to wing margin, anal angle hardly developed. Halter with yellowish grey stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown and greyish yellow; tergites largely greyish brown, 2 and 6-8 with greyish yellow patch each side, 2-5 with greyish yellow cross-band which may be divided along midline in female.

Dimensions: Wing length, male 6,3-7,5 mm, female 7,3-7,7 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 14, 33-35. Remarks: Most similar to D. tropica n. sp., similar to D. bickeli n. sp. and D. subannulipes ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly concave; inner gonostylus shoe-shaped, outer gonostylus sickle-shaped or more similar to inner gonostylus but pointed. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Material examined: Holotype 6*: Queensland, Lamington National Park, Green Mountain, Earthwatch Australia (ANIC). Paratypes: Queensland: 26 8, 1 9, same data as holotype (ANIC, GT). New South Wales: lcJ, 1 9, Lorien Ref., 3 km N Lansdowne, nr Taree, rainforest margin, malaise trap, 22- 29.11.1987, G. Williams (GT).

Distribution: Queensland (SEQ), New South Wales (NEN). Name: Geometricus 3 (= Latin for "geometrical") refers to the unusually regular shapes of the gonostyli.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) tropica n. sp. (Figs 36-38)

Description: Head largely pale greyish yellow, including rostrum, basal segments of palpus, vertex, scape, pedicel and along posterolateral margin of eyes, otherwise (including flagellum and distal segments of palpus) dark greyish brown. Synthoracic terga dark greyish brown; pleura pale yellow with two dark greyish brown stripes, one across and including area anteroventral to wing base, dorsal edge of anepistemum and anepimeron and area at base of halter, and one across and including pronotum and part of katepisternum and meron. Coxae and trochanters pale greyish yellow, pro- and mesocoxa with greyish brown basal patch, pro- and mesotrochanter with dark distal mark; remainder of legs largely greyish- to blackish brown, only extreme base of all tibiae, distal portion of pro- and mesotarsus, apex of metatibia and entire metatarsus white. Wing venation dark greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish brown; pterostigma dark greyish brown and a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml and Ml+2 subequal in length; A2 very close to wing margin. Halter with yellowish grey stem and dark greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown and greyish- and brownish yellow; tergites largely greyish brown, 2-5 with brownish yellow cross-band at or beyond midlength.

Dimensions: Wing length, male 5,8-6,5 mm, female 7,1 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 36-38. Remarks: Most similar to D. geometrica n. sp., similar to D. bickeli n. sp. and D. subannulipes ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly with wide V-shaped excision; both gonostyli rather evenly curved. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Material examined: Holotype 3: Queensland, 17*20'S/145#31'E, Wongabel State Forest, Atherton, at light, 19.11.1981, D.H. Colless (ANIC). Pa- ratypes: Queensland: 233, Cape Tribulation, 23-26.10.1980, G. Theischinger (GT); 433, I9, IS^O'S/HS'^tm, Gap Creek, 5 km ESE Mount Finnigan, 15.5.1981, D.H. Colless (ANIC); \3, lo, Mossman Gorge, 19-25.11.1976, G. Theischinger (GT); 16", ISVTS/WlfE. Shiptons Flat, 17.5.1981, D.H. Colless (ANIC).

Distribution: Queensland (CY, NEQ). Name: Tropicus 3 (= Latinized for "tropical") refers to the distribution.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) dorrigensis ALEXANDER (Figs 39-41)

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) dorrigensis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 5: 138 (1930). Primary type: Holotype $: New South Wales, BrookJana, East Dorrigo, ca. 2000 ft, 3.3.1928, W. Heron (NMNH); seen. Published records: New South Wales: Brooklana, East Dorrigo, ca. 2000 ft (ALEXANDER 1930: 139). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 29 (wing). Previously known only from female. Description of male: Colouration and wing venation much as in female (ALEXANDER 1930). Dimensions: Wing length 6,2-7,7 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a : Hypopygium, Figs 39-41.

Remarks: Possibly most similar to D. kurandensis ALEX., similar in some way to D. spetai n. sp. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with three posterior lobes; outer gonostylus much shorter than inner gonostylus. New records: New South Wales: Barrington House (ANIC); 33 mi. Dorrigo-Coramba Rd (ANIC); Lorien Ref., 3 km N Lansdowne, nr Taree (GT); Watagan Forest, nr Morriset (GT). Victoria: E Gippsland, Club Ter- race (ANIC). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN), Victoria. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) kurandensis ALEXANDER (Fig. 42)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) kurandensis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nal. Hist. (10) 19: 332 (1937). Primary type: Holotype

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) spetai n. sp. (Figs 43-45)

Description: Head largely brownish grey, including fiagellum and distal segment of palpus; rostrum, basal segments of palpus, vertex, scape and pedicel whitish yellow. Synthoracic terga pale to dark brownish grey except for a greyish yellow patch each side of prescutum; pleura whitish yellow with two dark greyish brown stripes, one adjacent to terga across dorsal edge of anepistemum and anepimeron and including areas ventral to base of wing and halter, and one across and including pronotum and part of katepisternum and meron. Coxae whitish yellow, pro- and mesocoxa with © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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greyish brown basal patch; trochanters whitish yellow, pro- and mesotrochanter with dark distal mark; femora basally greyish yellow, otherwise greyish brown; tibiae yellow at extreme base, otherwise dark greyish brown; basal segment of tarsi greyish brown with distal portion of variable length whitish yellow; other tarsal segments yellowish white. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish brown; pterostigma blackish brown, a spot adjacent to its proximal side and a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml and Ml+2 subequal in length; anal angle hardly developed. Halter whitish yellow at base, stem otherwise greyish brown, knob brownish yellow and greyish brown. Ab- domen pale and dark greyish brown and brownish- and pale greyish yellow; tergites largely dark greyish brown, 2-7 with pale brownish yellow patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length, male 5,6-6,2 mm, female 6,2-6,9 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 43-45.

Remarks: In some way similar to D. dorrigensis ALEX, and possibly to D. kurandensis ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly with very short and wide subtnangular median lobe and small denticle each side close to the rounded postero-lateral angle.

Material examined. Holotype 3: Queensland, Little Crystal Creek, nr Paluma, 25.11.1992, G. Theischinger, L. and N. Müller and F. Speta (AM). P a - r a t y p e s : Queensland: 10 3 3, 899, same data as holotype (GT); 4 3 3, Cape Tribulation, 23.-26.10.1980, G. Theischinger (GT); Id, Mena Creek, near Mount Utchee, 17.11.1976, L. Müller and G. Theischinger (GT); 36"6*, creeks from Mount Haigh into Tinaroo Dam, Nov. 1982, G. Theischinger and L. Müller (GT); 533, 599, Mossman Gorge, 19.-25.11.1976, G. Theischinger (GT).

Distribution: Queensland(NEQ). Name: Dedicated to Dr Franz Speta (Linz, Austria) who assisted in collecting the type material.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) monticola SKUSE (Figs 46-48)

Dolichopeza monticola SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. (2) 5: 63 (1890). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) monticola SKUSE; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 15 (1974). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Primary type: Lectolype

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) brevifurca group (Figs 19, 20, 49-66)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Figs 19, 20): tergite 9 (t9) with one pair of distinct narrow and rather long posterior lobes or processes (postero- lateral angles not included); stemite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) sausage-shaped, mostly with two single mesal denticles (md) and usually about 50% longer than inner gonostylus (ig) which is forming two rather distinct portions, a basal (bp) and a distal one (dp); apex of aedeagus (ae) slender, not expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Distribution in Australia: Eastern (including Tasmania). Australian species: D. (D.) albescens ALEX. D. (D.) boogoo n. sp. D. (D.) brevifiirca SKUSE D. (D.) pallidula ALEX. D. (D.) planidigitalis SKUSE D. (D.) queenslandica ALEX.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopezo) brevifurca SKUSE (Figs 49-51)

Dolichopeza brevifurca SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. (2) 5: 66 (1890). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) fuscoradialis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 13: 241 (1934). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) brevifiirca SKUSE; ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. 69: 5 (1944). Primary types: Lectotype 6, by present designation, of D. brevifurca SKUSE: New South Wales, Wagga Wagga, Oct., Skuse (ANIC); seen; additionally labelled "Lectotype 6* Dolichopeza brevifurca SKUSE, designated by G. Theischinger 1993". Holotype

Published records: Queensland: Mt Lamington (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 5). New South Wales: Brown Mt (ALEXANDER 1944:5); Jindabyne, 3000 ft; Moonbar, 35oo ft, Mt Kosciusko; Wagga Wagga (all SKUSE 1890: 67); Sydney; Mt Wilson, Blue Mts (both ALEXANDER 1934: 242). Victoria: Mt Arapiles; You Yangs (both DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 5). Tasmania: Strahan; Zeehan (both ALEXANDER 1944: 5).

Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 4 (gonostyli), Fig. 24 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 49-51.

Remarks: Most similar to D. queenslandica ALEX. A rather variable species, even in hypopygial characters (shape of tergite 9 and outer gonostylus). Diagnostic characters: outer gonostylus with subapical mesal denticle quite substantial to large and very close to apex; distal portion of inner gonostylus with apical angle obtuse. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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New records: Queensland: Gwongorella N.P. (GT). New South Wa- les: Gibraltar Ra. (GT); Mt Kaputar (GT); Murrurundi (ANIC); The Rock (AN1C); Styx R. (GT); Wollomombi Falls (GT); Yarrowyck Mtn, Bundarra Rd (ANIC). Tasmania: Collinsvale, "Fairy Glen", 300 m (GT); Pieman Bridge (ANIC); Strahan (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (SEQ), New South Wales (NEN, SEN), Victoria, Tasmania.

Dolichopeza (Doliclwpeza) queenslandica ALEXANDER (Figs 52-54)

Dolichopeza brevifurca queenslandica ALEXANDER, Mem. Queensl. Mus. 7: 55 (1920). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) queenslandica ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32:21 (1974). Primary type:Holotype 3: Queensland, Oxley, near Brisbane, 4.9.1914, H. Hacker (QM); not seen. Published records: Queensland: Brisbane; Oxley, nr Brisbane (both ALEXANDER 1920: 56). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 17 (gonostyli), Fig. 37 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 52-54.

Remarks: Most similar to D. hrevifurca SKUSE. Diagnostic characters: subapical mesal denticle of outer gonostylus small and very close to apex; distal portion of inner gonostylus with apical angle not obtuse. New records: Queensland: Ban Ban Ra., via Coalstoun Lakes (ANIC); Ban Ban Ra., via Coalstoun Lakes, SW of Biggenden (ANIC); Bancroft, Eidsvold (ANIC); Biggenden (ANIC); nr Biggenden, Geissler's scrub (ANIC); Bin Bin Ra., via Didcot, W of Biggenden (ANIC); Bluff Ra., foothills, Biggenden (ANIC); Coast Ra., via Rocky Ck, nr Biggenden (ANIC); Coongara Rock, W Bin Bin Ra., nr Biggenden (ANIC); The Pin- nacles, Mt Walsh N.P., Bluff Ra., Biggenden (ANIC); Rockpool Gorge, W Bluff Ra., Biggenden (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (SEQ). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) planidigitalis SKUSE (Figs 19, 55-57)

Dolichopezaplanidigitaiis SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. (2) 5: 65 (1890). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) planidigitalis SKUSE; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 19(1974). Primary type: Lectotype 6", by present designation: New South Wales, Wheeny Creek, Hawkesbury district, Jan., F.A.A. Skuse (ANIC); seen; additionally labelled "Lectotype 6* Dolichopeza planidigitalis SKUSE, designated by G. Theischinger". Published records: New South Wales: Wheeney Ck, Hawkesbury dist. (SKUSE 1890: 65); Sydney; Tidbinbilla, A.C.T. (both DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 20). Previous illustrations: SKUSE 1890: PI. VI, fig. 25 (male hypopygium); DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 16 (gonostyli). Previously known only from male. Description of female: Colouration and wing venation much as in male (SKUSE 1890). Dimensions: Wing length 10,0-11,4 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 19, 55-57. Remarks: Very similar to D. brevifurca SKUSE and D. queenslandica ALEX. Diagnostic characters: outer gonostylus without subapical mesal denticle. New records: New South Wales: Engadine (GT); Glenbrook N.P., nr Sydney (GT); Hawkesbury R., Brooklyn (ANIC); Sydney (ANIC); Valley Heights (AM). Distribution: New South Wales (SEN).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) albescens ALEXANDER (Figs 20, 58-60)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) albescens ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 19: 331 (1937). Primary type.Holotype 6": New South Wales, Sydney, Luddemann (DEI; parts in NMNH); seen. Published records: New South Wales: Sydney (ALEXANDER 1937: 331). Previously known only from male. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Description of female: Colouration and wing venation much as in male (ALEXANDER 1937). Dimensions: Wing length 11,1-11,3 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 20, 58-60. Remarks: Similar to D. brevifurca SKUSE, D. queenslandica ALEX, and D. planidigitalis ALEX. Diagnostic characters: outer gonostylus with subapical denticle some distance from apex. New records: New South Wales: Warrah (ANIC). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) pallidula ALEXANDER (Figs 61-63)

Dolichopeza cinerea (MACQUART); SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. (2) 5: 64 (1890). Dolichopeza pallidula ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 338 (1928). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) pallidula ALEXANDER; ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 69: 5 (1944). Primary type:Holotype Belmore Falls, Barrengarry R. (ANIC); Broken Bay (ANIC); Coalcliff (GT); Cowan Ck, Hawkesbury (ANIC); Engadine (GT); Glenbrook N.P., nr Sydney (GT); Heathcote Brook (GT); Minna Haha Falls, Katoomba, Blue Mts (GT); Ti- anjarra Falls (GT); Wentworth Falls (ANIC). Distribution: New South Wales (SEN). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolicliopeza (Dolichopeza) boogoo n. sp. (Figs 64-66)

Description (

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) varipes group (Figs 17, 18, 67-81)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Figs 17, 18): tergite 9 (t9) with at least one pair of rather short pointed posterior lobes or processes (postero-lateral © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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angles not included); stemite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) apically markedly expanded and subterminally with mesal pair of denticles; inner gonostylus (ig) forming two rather distinct portions, a basal (bp) and a distal one (dp); aedeagus (ae) variable; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: Eastern (excluding Tasmania). Australian species: D. (D.) berrimilla n. sp. D. (D.) illingworlhi ALEX. D. (D.) leonardi n. sp. D. (D.) minnamurra n. sp. D. (D.) varipes SKUSE

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) varipes SKUSE (Figs 67-69)

Dolichopeza varipes SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. (2) 5: 67 (1890).

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) varipes SKUSE; ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. 69: 5 (1944).

Primary type:Lectotype 6, by present designation: New South Wales, Knaps Gully (= Knapsack Gully), F.A.A. Skuse (ANIC); seen; additionally labelled "Lectotype 3 Dolichopeza varipes SKUSE, designated by G. Theischinger 1993".

Published records: New South Wales: almost everywhere (SKUSE 1890: 68); Mt Victoria, Blue Mts (ALEXANDER 1944: 5). Knaps Gully, New England (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 25) is an error. Previous illustrations: SKUSE 1890: PI. IV, fig. 2 (wing); DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 20 (gonostyli). G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 67-69. Remarks: Most similar to D. leonardi n. sp. Diagnostic characters: postero-median excision of tergite 9 of male not much deeper than postero- lateral excisions; aedeagus moderately stout, not S-curved. New records: New South Wales: Ebor Falls (GT); Kiwarrak S.F., nr Taree, Breakneck Lookout (GT); Lorien Ref., 3 km N Lansdowne, nrTaree (GT); Mt Kaputar (GT); Upper Horton R. (GT). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) leonardi n. sp. (Figs 17, 70-72)

Description: Head largely greyish brown, including flagellum and basal segments of palpus; rostrum, distal segment of palpus, vertex, scape and pedicel greyish- to brownish yellow. Thoracic terga largely yellowish- to greyish brown, prescutum with somewhat darker longitudinal stripes and postscutum with large dark greyish brown patch each side; pleura greyish yellow. Coxae and trochanters greyish yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; femora pale to dark greyish brown; tibiae yellow at extreme base, otherwise dark greyish brown, only metatibia with distal ca. 1/4 to 1/3 greyish yellow to yellowish white; basal segment of tarsi largely dark greyish brown, distal portion of variable length (longest in metatarsus) pale greyish to whitish yellow; other tarsal segments yellowish white. Wing venation yellowish- to greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish yellow; pterostigma greyish brown; Ml slightly longer than Ml+2; anal angle widely rounded. Halter with greyish yellow stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown, dark yellowish brown and greyish yellow; tergites largely greyish brown, 2-7 with greyish yellow cross-band. Dimensions: Wing length, male 6,6-7,7 mm, female 7,4-8,3 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 17, 70-72. Remarks: Most similar to D. varipes SKUSE. Diagnostic characters: postero-median excision of tergite 9 of male much deeper than postero-lateral excisions; aedeagus very slender, S-curved. Material examined: Holotype 6": Queensland, Carnarvon Gorge, Nov. 1990, G. Theischinger and L. Müller (AM). Paratypes: Queensland: 599, same data as holotype (GT); 1 9, Carnarvon Gorge, Nov.-Dec. 1976, 1

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) berrimilla n. sp. (Figs 73-75)

Description (6*). Head largely brown, including palpus; rostrum and scape greyish- to brownish yellow; pedicel and flagellum greyish- to © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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blackish brown. Prescutum largely greyish brown; scutellum and mediotergite pale yellowish grey; postscutum greyish yellow with large dark brownish grey patch each side; laterotergite and pleura greyish yellow; coxae greyish yellow; trochanters greyish yellow with dark distal mark; other leg segments missing. Wing venation yellowish- to greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish yellow; pterostigma dark greyish brown; Ml not or only slightly longer than Ml+2; A2 very close to wing margin, anal angle hardly developed. Halter with yellowish grey stem and greyish yellow to greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown and greyish yellow; tergite 1 greyish yellow, other tergites largely greyish brown, 2-7 with greyish yellow cross-band or greyish yellow patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length 6,7-7,5 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a : Hypopygium, Figs 73-75. Female unknown.

Remarks: Very similar to D. illingworthi ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with six distinct narrow projections along posterior margin (including postero-lateral angles). Material examined:Holotype

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) illingworthi ALEXANDER (Figs 76-78)

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) illingworthi ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 5: 136 (1930).

Primary type:Holotype

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Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 9 (gonostyli), Fig. 27 (wing). Known only from male. G e n i t a 1 i a : Hypopygium, Figs 76-78. Remarks: Very similar to D. berrimilla n. sp. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with four distinct narrow projections (including postero- lateral angles) and a low transverse median lobe along posterior margin. New records: Queensland: Mission Beach (GT); 17' 2O'S/145Q 31'E, Wongabel S.F., nr Atherton (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (NEQ).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) minnamurra n. sp. (Figs 18, 79-81)

Description: Head largely pale greyish- to brownish yellow, including rostrum, basal segment of palpus, scape and pedicel; flagellum and remainder of palpus blackish brown. Thorax pale greyish yellow to yellowish brown, terga somewhat darker than pleura. Coxae and trochanters pale greyish yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; other leg segments missing. Wing venation greyish to blackish brown; membrane hyaline, pterostigma greyish brown; Ml markedly longer than Ml+2; anal angle moderately projecting. Halter yellowish- to brownish grey. Abdomen pale brownish yellow to pale yellowish- and greyish brown without distinct pattern. Dimensions: Wing length, male 7,3-7,5 mm, female 8,0 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 18, 79-81. Remarks: Somewhat isolated from the other members of the group. Diagnostic characters: postero-median excision of tergite 9 of male narrow; outer gonostylus stout; aedeagus subterminally expanded. Material examined:Holotype 6*: New South Wales, Minnamurra Falls, 29.1.1968, Z. Liepa (ANIC). Paratypes: 16", Kiwarrak State Forest, near Taree, Breakneck Lookout, dry rainforest, malaise trap, 8.-26.12.1992, lij, s.l., 26.12.1992-14.1.1993, G. Williams (GT); 1 6", 1 9. same data as holotype (ANIC, GT). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Name: From Minnamurra Falls, in south-eastern New South Wales; to be treated as a noun in apposition.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) yourula group (Figs 15, 82-84)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 15): tergite 9 (t9) with pair of pointed processes separated by wide U-shaped median notch; sternite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) sausage-shaped, with mesal denticle at about 2/3 length, at least 50% longer than inner gonostylus (ig) which is rather flat and constricted at about 3/4 length; distal portion (including apex) of aedeagus (ae) strongly expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: North-eastern. Only one Australian species: D. (D.)yourula n. sp.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) yourula n. sp. (Figs 15, 82-84)

Description (6): Head largely yellowish- to greyish brown; rostrum, basal and apical segment of palpus, vertex, scape and pedicel pale yellow; remainder of palpus pale yellow or pale greyish brown; flagellum dark greyish brown. Thoracic terga greyish brown, pleura yellowish white to dull yellow. Coxae and trochanters pale to dull yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; pro- and metafemur greyish yellow to greyish brown; protibia dark greyish brown; metatibia dark greyish brown with distal ca. 1/5 yellowish white; basal ca. 1/3 of protarsus brownish grey, distal ca. 2/3 yellowish white; metatarsus yellowish white; other leg segments missing. Wing venation blackish brown; membrane hyaline, pterostigma dark greyish brown; Ml slightly longer than Ml+2; anal angle very slightly projecting. Halter with greyish brown stem and greyish yellow to greyish brown knob. Abdomen largely dull yellow; tergites 1 and 7-9 and base and distal end of tergites 2-6 dark greyish brown. Dimensions: Wing length 5,9-6,2 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Hypopygium, Figs 15, 82-84. Female unknown. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Remarks: Not similar to any other described species. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male drawn out posteriorly into two hom-like processes; outer gonostylus with denticle at about 2/3 length; apex of aedeagus expanded and rather elaborate. Material examined: Holotype 6: Queensland, The Boulders, Babinda, 10.5.1967, D.H. Colless (ANIC). Paratype: 1

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) cinerea group (Figs 12, 85-96)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 12): tergite 9 (t9) without distinct narrow posterior lobes or processes; sternite 9 (s9) produced into distinct pair of more or less hairy but otherwise unarmed lobes; outer gonostylus (og) sausage-shaped, without any denticles, at least twice the length of inner gonostylus (ig) which is rather flat and costricted at about 3/4 length; apex of aedeagus (ae) slender, not expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: South-eastern (including Tasmania). Australian species: D. (D.) cinerea (MACQ.) D. (£>.) longifurca SKUSE D. (D.) tyilye n. sp. D. (D.) victoriae ALEX.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) cinerea (MACQUART) (Figs 85-87)

Apeilesis cinerea MACQUART, Mem. Soc. Sei. Agric. Lille (2): 8 (1846). Dolichopeza longidigilalis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (9) 13: 182 (1924). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) cinerea (MACQUART); DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser.32:7(1974). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Primary types: Syntypes (6\ $) of A. cincrea MACQUART: Tasmania (supposedly in MNP); not seen. Holotype 6" of D. longidigitalis ALEXANDER: New South Wales, Blue Mountains, 25.2.1922, E.W. Ferguson (AM); seen.

Published records: New South Wales: no further data (SKUSE 1890: 64); Barrington Tops (ALEXANDER 1928a: 51); Blue Mts (ALEXANDER 1924: 183). Victoria: Eltham; Harcourt; Lai Lai; Maroondah; Sherbrooke; Walhalla; Woodend (all DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 8). Tasmania: no further data (SKUSE 1890: 64); Berridale; Blackmans Bay; Femtree Gully; Hobart (all DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 8). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 6 (gonostyli), Fig. 34 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 85-87. Remarks: Most similar to D. tyilye n. sp. Diagnostic characters: segment 9 of male somewhat flattened; posterior lobes of sternite 9 not very hairy; aedeagus not strongly curved and with apex moderately slender. New records: New South Wales: Black Mtn (ANIC); Blue Mts (ANIC); Calga, N of Sydney (GT); Jameson Valley, Katoomba (ANIC); Mt Hyland N.P. (GT); Mt Kosciusko, 1300 m (GT); New England N.P. (ANIC); Styx R. S.F. (GT); Wentworth Falls (AM). Victoria: Barringo Camp, Mt Macedon area (MV); Macedon (MV); Maroondah (ANIC); Mt Baw Baw, 3100 ft (ANIC); Mt Baw Baw, Echo Flat (ANIC); Mt Erica (GT); Lai Lai (ANIC); Sherbrooke (ANIC); Woodend (ANIC). Tasmania: Berridale (ANIC); Blackwood Ck (ANIC); Hobart (ANIC); Hobart, Taroona (ANIC); Mt Wellington (ANIC). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN), Victoria, Tasmania.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeia) tyilye n. sp. (Figs 12, 88-90)

Description: Head largely brownish- to blackish grey, including rostrum, palpus and flagellum; scapus and pedicel brownish- to greyish yellow. Thorax dark greyish brown, terga darker than pleura. Coxae and trochanters pale greyish brown, trochanters with dark distal mark; femora pale to dark greyish brown; tibiae greyish brown, dull yellow at extreme base; tarsi greyish brown. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane pale greyish hyaline, pterostigma dark greyish brown; Ml more than twice to three ti- © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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mes as long as Ml+2; anal angle rather well developed, widely rounded. Halter with dull greyish yellow stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen pale to dark greyish brown. Dimensions: Wing length, male 9,0-10,0 mm, female 8,9-11,0 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 12, 88-90. Remarks: Most similar to D. cinerea (MACQ.). Diagnostic characters: segment 9 of male somewhat compressed; posterior lobes of sternite 9 densely covered with fine hairs; aedeagus strongly curved and with apex ex- tremely slender. Material examined. Holotype b*: New South Wales, vicinity of Barring- ton Tops, Jan. 1943, A. Musgrave (ANIC). Paratypes: New South Wales: 46 3, 299, same data as holotype (ANIC); 3 o*

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) longifurca SKUSE (Figs 91-93)

Dolichopeza longifurca SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. (2) 5: 65 (1890). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) longifurca SKUSE; DOBROTwORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 15(1974). Primary type:Lectotype 9, by present designation: New South Wales, Sydney, F.A.A. Skuse (ANIC); seen; additionally labelled "Lectotype 9 Do- lichopeza longifiirca SKUSE, designated by G. Theischinger 1993".

Published records: New South Wales: Sydney (SKUSE 1890: 66). Previous illustrations: SKUSE 1890: PI. IV, fig. 1 (wing); DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 25 (wing). Previously known only from female. Description of male: Colouration and wing venation much as in female (SKUSE 1890). Dimensions: Wing length 9,8-10,5 mm. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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G e n i t a 1 i a : Hypopygium, Figs 91-93. Remarks: Very similar to D. victoriae ALEX. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male slightly trilobed; inner gonostylus moderately constricted at about 3/4 length. New records: New South Wales: Ebor-Dorrigo (GT); Engadine (GT); Galston Gorge (GT); Lucas Heights (GT). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) victoriae ALEXANDER (Figs 94-96)

Dolichopeza victoriae ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 340 (1928). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) victoriae ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 25 (1974). Primary typetHolotype

Published records: Victoria: Eltham; Tyers (both ALEXANDER 1928b: 341); Femtree Gully (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 26). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 21 (gonostyli), Fig. 35 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a : Male hypopygium, Figs 94-96. Remarks: Very similar to D. longifurca SKUSE. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male postero-medially distinctly excised; inner gonostylus strongly constricted at about 3/4 length. New records: Victoria: Eltham (ANIC); Macedon (MV). South Aus- tralia: Aldgate Valley (MV). Distribution: Victoria, South Australia (SES).

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) danbulla group (Figs 13, 97-99)

D e f i n i t i o n : Male hypopygium (Fig. 13): tergite 9 (t9) posteriorly with pair of subtriangular lobes or denticles; sternite 9 (s9) produced into distinct pair of lobes bearing apically one or several spines or bristles; outer gonostylus (og) without or with mesal denticle (at about 2/3 length) and at least 50% longer than inner gonostylus (ig) which is rather flat and constricted at © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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about 2/3 length; apex of aedeagus (ae) slender, not expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: Eastern (excludingTasmania). Australian species: D. (D.) danbulla n. sp. D. (D.) kongoola n. sp. D. (D.) zenta n. sp.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) danbulla n. sp. (Figs 13, 97-99)

Description (6*): Head largely greyish brown, including rostrum, scape and pedicel; palpus and flagellum blackish brown to black. Thoracic terga greyish brown, pleura pale yellowish brown. Coxae and trochanters brownish yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; other leg segments missing. Wing venation greyish- to blackish brown; membrane hyaline, pterostigma greyish brown. Halter with yellowish grey stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen yellowish- to greyish brown without distinct pattern. Dimensions: Wing length at least 6,5 mm (broken). G e n i t a 1 i a : Hypopygium, Figs 13, 97-99. Female unknown. Remarks: Very similar to D. zenta n. sp., similar to D. kongoola n. sp. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with semicircular excision between two moderately distant, substantial subtriangular denticles; sternite 9 of male drawn out into two talon-like processes; outer gonostylus with denticle at about 2/3 length. Material examined:Holotype o*: Queensland, Mount Edith Forest Road, 1 1 /2 km off Danbulla Road, 6.5.1967, D.H. Colless (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland(NEQ). Name: From Danbulla, near the type locality; to be treated as a noun in apposition. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) zenta n. sp. (Figs 100-102)

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) kongoola n. sp. (Figs 103-105)

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grey, including rostrum, scape, pedicel and most of palpus; second palpal segment greyish yellow; flagellum brownish black. Thoracic terga pale greyish brown to blackish brown, pleura whitish- to yellowish grey. Coxae pale grey; trochanters greyish yellow with dark distal mark; femora yellowish- to greyish brown; tibiae greyish brown; basal segment of tarsi greyish brown, only apex of metabasitarsus pale greyish yellow, second and third tarsal segments greyish- to whitish yellow, distal tarsal segments yellowish- to greyish brown. Wing venation dark yellowish- to dark greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish yellow; pterostigma greyish brown, a distinct whitish hyaline spot adjacent to its proximal and to its distal side; Ml slightly to markedly longer than Ml+2; anal angle widely and evenly rounded. Halter with pale yellow stem and dark greyish brown knob. Abdomen yellowish- to brownish grey without distinct pattern. Dimensions: Wing length 8,1 -8,5 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Hypopygium, Figs 103-105. Female unknown. Remarks: Similar to both D. danbulla n. sp. and D. zenta n. sp. Dia- gnostic characters: tergite 9 of male posteriorly concave and with two small but distinct denticles; stemite 9 of male drawn out into two subtriangular lobes with terminal bristle; outer gonostylus unarmed; aedeagus very slender, with apex evenly tapered. Material examined: Holotype 8: New South Wales, Point Lookout, 6.2.1988, G. Theischinger (AM). Paratype: \3, New South Wales, Tidbinbilla, ACT., malaise trap, 29.11.-2.12.1965, D. Havenstein (ANIC). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN, SEN). Name: Kongoola (= Australian Aboriginal word for "freshwater-fish") is to be treated as a noun in apposition.

DoUchopeza (DoUchopeza) davidsoni group (Figs 11, 106-108)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 11): tergite 9 (t9) posteriorly with narrow U-shaped to semicircular median notch; stemite 9 (s9) rather short and not produced into pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) straight with distal portion markedly thinner than basal portion; aedeagus (ae) very stout © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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and with apex distinctly bilobed; adminiculum (ad) vestigial. Distribution in Australia: South-eastern (excludingTasmania). Only one Australian species: D. (D.) davidsom ALEX.

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) davidsoni ALEXANDER (Figs 11, 106-108)

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) davidsoni ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 5: 137 (1930). Primary type:Holotype

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Dolicliopeza (DoUchopeza) niveitarsis group (Figs 16,109-140)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 16): tergite 9 (t9) with two more or less developed rounded posterior lobes; sternite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) sausage-shaped, without any denticles; inner gonostylus (ig) not flat or distinctly constricted; apex of aedeagus (ae) varying from very slender to moderately expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: Eastern (including Tasmania). Australian species: D. (£>.) aequalis n. sp. D. (£>.) asymmetrica n. sp. D. (D.) ballaratiensis DOBR. D. (D.) corinnaiensis DOBR. D. (D.) cyatheti ALEX. D. (D.) directa n. sp. D. (D.) nigrina DOBR. D. (D) niveitarsis SKUSE D. (D) palliditarsis ALEX. D. (D.)pygmaea ALEX. D. ID.) subposiicata ALEX. D. (£>.) thawla n. sp.

DoUchopeza (DoUchopeza) niveitarsis SKUSE (Figs 109-111)

DoUchopeza niveitarsis SKUSE, Proc. Linn. Soc. N.S.W. (2) 5: 62 (1890). DoUchopeza (DoUchopeza) niveitarsis SKUSE; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 17(1974). Primary type:Lectotype 3, by present designation: New South Wales, Mossman's Bay, near Sydney, F.A.A. Skuse (AN1C); seen; additionally labelled "Lectotype 3 DoUchopeza niveitarsis SKUSE, designated by G. Theischinger 1993". Published records: New South Wales: Lawson, Blue Mts; North Shore and Mossman's Bay, nr Sydney (both SKUSE 1890: 62). Victoria: Toorloo Arm, Gippsland (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 18). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 12 (gonostyli), Fig. 32 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 109-111. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Remarks: Most similar to D. palliditarsis ALEX. Diagnostic characters: posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male subtrapezoid; outer and inner gonostylus subequal in length; apex of aedeagus markedly asymmetrical. New records: New South Wales: Canoe Ck, Colo R. Gorge (GT); Kanangra Walls (GT); nr Macquarie Rivulet (GT); Mt Keira (GT); Wa- tagan Forest (GT). Distribution: New South Wales (SEN). The identity of the specimen from Victoria (see above) is doubtful.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) palliditarsis ALEXANDER (Fig. 112)

Dolichopezapalliditarsis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 341 (1928). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) palliditarsis ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 19 (1974). Primary type: Holotype

Remarks: Most similar to D. niveitarsis SKUSE. Diagnostic characters: posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male subtrapezoid; outer gonostylus much longer than inner gonostylus; apex of aedeagus apparently not markedly asymmetrical. New records: None. Distribution: Tasmania. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) asymmetrica n. sp. (Figs 113-115)

Description: Head largely greyish brown, including palpus and flagellum; rostrum, vertex, scape and pedicel greyish- to pale brownish yellow. Thoracic terga greyish brown; pleura largely greyish yellow with anepistemum and katepistemum darker than the rest. Coxae dark greyish yellow; trochanters greyish yellow with dark distal mark; femora pale to dark brownish grey; tibiae brownish grey; basal segment of tarsi brownish grey, only apex of metabasitarsus greyish white; all other tarsal segments white. Wing venation greyish- to blackish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with grey; pterostigma brownish grey, a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml 1 1/2 to more than 2 times the length of Ml+2; anal angle widely rounded. Halter brownish grey except for paler base. Abdomen greyish yellow and greyish brown; tergites largely greyish brown, 2-7 in male, 2-9 in female with dull greyish yellow patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length, male 6,9-7,7 mm, female 7,8-9,0 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 113-115. Remarks: Most similar to D. thowla n. sp. Diagnostic characters: posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male subtrapezoid; inner gonostylus without distinct basal spine; distal portion of aedeagus in natural position not parallel to body axis; adminiculum truncate. Material examined: Holotype

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopezä) thowla n. sp. (Figs 16, 116-118)

Description (6*): Head largely greyish brown, including palpus and flagellum; rostrum, vertex, scape and pedicel greyish- to brownish yellow. Thoracic terga greyish brown; pleura largely greyish yellow, anepisternum somewhat darker than the rest. Coxae pale greyish yellow; trochanters greyish yellow with dark distal mark; femora greyish brown; tibiae greyish brown, extreme base dull yellow; basal segment of tarsi greyish brown, slightly paler distally; other tarsal segments dull greyish yellow. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with greyish brown; pterostigma greyish brown; Ml not quite twice the length of Ml+2; anal angle widely and evenly rounded. Halter with greyish yellow stem and greyish yellow and greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown and greyish- to brownish yellow; tergites mainly greyish brown, at least 2-6 with paler patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length 7,2 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Hypopygium, Figs 16, 116-118. Female unknown. Remarks: Most similar to D. asymmetrica n. sp. Diagnostic characters: posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male rather long and narrow; inner gonostylus with distinct basal spine; distal portion of aedeagus in natural position parallel to body axis; adminiculum spoon-shaped. Material examined. Holotype 8: New South Wales, Lorien Ref., 3 km N Lansdowne near Taree, rainforest margin, malaise trap, 14.-27.9.1987, G. Wil- liams (AM). Distribution: New South Wales (NEN); known only from type locality. Name: Thowla (= Australian Aboriginal word for "spoonbill duck") refers to the shape of the adminiculum; to be treated as a noun in apposition to the generic name. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) ballaratiensis DOBROTWORSKY (Figs 119- 121)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) ballaratiensis DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 4 (1974). Primary type:Holotype 3: Victoria, Ballarat, 28.5.1964, N. Dobrotworsky (ANIC); seen. Published records: Victoria: Ballarat (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 4). Tasmania: Heller Gorge (= probably Helyer Gorge) (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 4). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 3 (gonostyli), Fig. 43 (wing). Genital ia: Male hypopygium, Figs 119-121. Remarks: Very similar to D. corinnaiensis DOBR. and, apparently, to D. nigrina DOBR. Diagnostic characters: notch between subtriangular posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male rather wide; inner gonostylus with apical beak long; distal portion of adminiculum not expanded. New records: None. Distribution: Victoria, Tasmania.

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) corinnaiensis DOBROTWORSKY (Figs 122- 124)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) corinnaiensis DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32:8(1974). Primary type:Holotype 6: Tasmania: Corinna, 5.11.1972, A. Neboiss (MV); seen. Published records: Tasmania: Corinna (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 8, 9). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 42 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 122-124.

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short; distal portion of adminiculum not expanded. New records : Tasmania: Corinna (MV). Distribution: Tasmania; known only from Corinna.

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) nigrina DOBROTWORSKV (Figs 125, 126)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) nigrina DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl. Ser. 32: 17 (1974). Primary type: Holotype 6: Tasmania, Brickmakers Bay, 17.2.1965, F. Martin (ANIC); seen.

Published records: Tasmania: Brickmakers Bay (DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 17). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 13 (gonostyli), Fig. 41 (wing). Genitalia: Male hypopygium (partly from holotype slide), Figs 125, 126. Description (according to DOBROTWORSKY 1974): apical border of tergite 9 with shallow emargination; lateral lobes low, blunt; inner gonostylus strong, dorsal edge with strong teeth, beak short, straight with blunt apex; outer gonostylus straight, relatively short, uniformly setose. Remarks: Apparently very similar to D. ballaratiensis DOBR. and D. corinnaiensis DOBR. Diagnostic characters: notch between posterior lobes of tergite 9 of male rather wide; distal portion of adminiculum expanded. New records : None. Distribution: Tasmania; known only from Brickmakers Bay.

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) directa n. sp. (Figs 127-130)

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brownish yellow with dark distal mark; other leg segments missing. Wing venation greyish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly suffused with brown; pterostigma greyish brown; Ml at least twice the length of Ml+2; anal angle widely and evenly rounded. Halter greyish- to brownish yellow. Ab- domen greyish brown and greyish yellow; tergites largely greyish brown, 2- 6 with paler patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length 7,4 mm. G e n i t a 1 i a: Hypopygium, Figs 127-130. Female unknown.

Remarks: Very similar to D. pygmaea ALEX, and D. subposticata ALEX. Diagnostic characters: posterior margin of tergite 9 of male strongly undulate; aedeagus almost straight (as seen from lateral aspect), with apex not expanded. Material examined: Holotype 6": Queensland, Lamington National Park, Green Mountain, Earthwatch Australia (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (SEQ); known only from Green Mountain. Name: Directus 3 (= Latin for "straight") refers to the almost straight aedeagus.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) pygmaea ALEXANDER (Fig. 131)

Dolichopeza niveilarsis SKUSE; RIEDEL, Ark. Zool. 13 (14): 6 (1920). Dolichopeza pygmaea ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 344 (1928). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) pygmaea ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zool., Suppl.Ser. 32:20(1974). Primary type: Holotype

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Description (according to ALEXANDER 1920): Male hypopygium small, tergite 9 with two low submedian lobes which are obtusely rounded, the notch in between broadly U-shaped; lateral angles of tergite 9 conspicuous, projecting caudad beyond the level of the median lobe. Outer gonostylus simple, cylindrical, with long coarse setae. Inner gonostylus gently curved into a boomerang-shaped structure, the outer margin narrowly blackened and microscopically denticulate, the outermost tooth larger; a small obtuse blackened tooth shortly before the obtuse apex. Remarks: Very similar to D. directa n. sp. and D. subposticata ALEX. Diagnostic characters: posterior margin of tergite 9 of male undulate; aedeagus strongly S-curved (as seen from lateral aspect), with apex not expanded. New records: None. Distribution: Queensland (NEQ).

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) subposticata ALEXANDER (Figs 132-134)

Dolichopeza subposticata ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 342 (1928). Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) subposticata ALEXANDER; ALEXANDER, Proc. Linn. Soc. NSW. 69: 5 (1944). Primary type: Holotype S: Tasmania, Bumie, 26.10.1922, A. Tonnoir (ANIC); seen. Published records: Victoria: Sassafras, Dandenong Ra. (ALEXANDER 1928b: 343); mts above Warburton, 3O0CMO0O ft (ALEXANDER 1944: 5); Belgrave; Mt Macedon; Walhalla (all DOBROTWORSKY 1974: 24). Tasmania: Burnie; Mt Field; Mt Wellington (all ALEXANDER 1928b: 343,344). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 19 (gonostyli), Fig. 40 (wing). G e n i t a 1 i a: Male hypopygium, Figs 132-134.

Remarks: Very similar to D. directa n. sp. and D. pygmaea ALEX. Dia- gnostic characters: posterior margin of tergite 9 of male feebly undulate; apex of aedeagus markedly expanded. New records: Victoria: 6 km NE of Erica (ANIC); Grampians © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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(ANIC); 5 N Grampians (ANIC); Macedon (MV); Sherbrooke (ANIC). Distribution: Victoria, Tasmania.

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) cyatheti ALEXANDER (Figs 135-137)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) cyatheti ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 13: 244 (1934). Primary type:Holotype

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) aequalis n. sp. (Figs 138-140)

Description (8): Head largely grey; rostrum, palpus, scape and pedicel pale yellowish- to greyish brown; flagellum dark greyish brown. Thoracic terga largely dark greyish brown, scutellum and particularly mediotergite somewhat paler; pleura mainly pale yellowish grey, anepistemum dark greyish brown. Coxae and trochanters greyish yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; femora greyish yellow (at base) to dark greyish brown; tibiae largely greyish- to blackish brown, extreme base yellow, apex dull greyish yelow; basal segment of tarsi greyish brown fading into greyish yellow in distal ca. 1/3, other tarsal segments greyish- to dull whitish yellow. Wing venation greyish- to blackish brown; membrane hyaline, slightly © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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suffused with brownish grey; pterostigma brownish grey, a spot adjacent to its distal side whitish hyaline; Ml about 3 times the length of Ml+2; anal angle widely rounded. Halter dull yellow at base, otherwise greyish brown. Abdomen greyish- and yellowish brown and greyish yellow; tergites largely greyish brown, most with paler patch each side. Dimensions: Wing length 8,1 -8,3 mm. Genital ia: Hypopygium, Figs 138-140. Female unknown. Remarks: Not very similar to any other described species. Not a clear- cut member of the group. Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 of male with wide V-shaped median excision between slightly bilobed posterior lobes; outer gonostylus stout, sausage-shaped, not longer than inner gonostylus. Material examined: Holotype 6: Queensland, Binna Burra, 2700 ft, 11.12.1966, N. Dobrotworsky (ANIC). Paratype. 1

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) collessi group (Figs 9,141-143)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 9): tergite 9 (t9) with meso-cau- dally pointing subtriangular posterior denticles adjacent to postero-lateral angles; sternite 9 (s9) not produced into distinct pair of lobes; outer gonostylus (og) large, sickle-shaped but not pointed; inner gonostylus (ig) foot- shaped, bearing heavily sclerotized ridges; apex of aedeagus (ae) not expanded; adminiculum (ad) well developed. Distribution in Australia: North-eastern. Only one Australian species: D. (D.) collessi n. sp.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) collessi n. sp. (Figs 9, 141-143)

Description (6*): Head largely yellowish- to greyish brown, including © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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rostrum, distal segment of palpus, scape and pedicel; flagellum and basal segments of palpus greyish- to blackish brown. Thoracic terga greyish brown, pleura pale greyish yellow. Coxae and trochanters pale greyish yellow, trochanters with dark distal mark; mesofemur yellowish grey (at base) to blackish brown; mesotibia brownish grey; mesotarsus pale brownish grey to yellowish white; other leg segments missing. Wing venation blackish brown; mebrane hyaline, pterostigma greyish brown; Ml about twice the length of M1+2; anal angle widely rounded. Halter with dull yellow stem and greyish brown knob. Abdomen greyish brown without distinct pattern. Dimensions: Wing length 7,2 mm. Genitalia: Hypopygium, Figs 9, 141-143. Female unknown. Remarks: Not similar to any other described species. Diagnostic characters: postero-median excision of tergite 9 of male wide; outer gonostylus large and flat, apex rounded; aedeagus slender and tapered. Material examined: Holotype 8: Queensland, \2"43'S/\43OITE, 9 km ENE of Mount Tozer, 5-10.7.1986, D.H. Colless (ANIC). Distribution: Queensland (CY); known only from Mt Tozer. Name : Dedicated to Dr D.H. Colless, former curator of Diptera in the ANIC.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza)ferox group (Figs 10, 144-146)

Definition: Male hypopygium (Fig. 10): tergite 9 (t9) with posterior lobes prominent and separated by wide U-shaped median excision; outer gonostylus (og) a broad flattened blade that narrows into an acute spine directed mesad. Distribution in Australia: South-eastern (Tasmania only). Only one Australian species: D. (D.)ferox ALEX. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) ferox ALEXANDER (Figs 10, 144-146)

Dolichopezaferox ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 2: 337 (1928). Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) ferox ALEXANDER; DOBROTWORSKY, Aust. J. Zooi., Suppl. Ser. 32: 12(1974). Primary t y p e : H o 1 o t y p e

Published records: Tasmania: Mt Wellington (ALEXANDER 1928b: 338). Known only from male. Genitalia: Hypopygium (partly), Figs 10, 144-146. Description (according to ALEXANDER 1928b): Male hypopygium very different in structure from all other described Australian species. Tergite 9 with the lateral angles produced caudad into conspicuous blackened lobes, the tips of which are obliquely truncated, the broad median area broadly U- shaped, fringed with sparse long setae, the median point with a tiny emargination. Outer gonostylus a broad flattened blade that narrows into an acute black spine directed mesad; surface of the style, but especially the mesal edge, densely fringed with long setae; extreme base of style narrowed into a slender petiole. Inner gonostylus small, blackened, the tip narrowed, the outer margin with short but conspicuous setae. Remarks: Apparently not similar to any other described species, but as- sessment of affinities difficult (insufficient material). Diagnostic characters: tergite 9 with wide U-shaped median excision between large lobes; outer gonostylus large and flat, apex pointed. New records: None. Distribution: Tasmania; known only from Mt Wellington.

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Dolichopeza (Dolichopeia) cairnensis ALEXANDER (Fig. 147)

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) cairnensis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 13: 242 (1934). Primary type:Holotype 3: Victoria, Ben Cairn near Millgrove, 2900-3200 ft, 9.2.1929, F.E. Wilson (MV); seen; genitalia missing. Published records: New South Wales: Mt Victoria, Blue Mts (ALEXANDER 1934: 244). Victoria: Ben Cairn nr Millgrove, 2900-3200 ft (ALEXANDER 1934: 244). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 5 (gonostyli). Known only from male. Original Description (edited): Length about 7,5-8,5 mm; wing 7,5-8,8 mm. Head brown, the anterior vertex paler; frontal prolongation light brown; palpi dark brown; antennae with scape and pedicel brownish ochreous; flagellum passing into black, flagellar segments elongate-cylindrical. Mesonotum light brown, the prescutum with three slightly darker brown stripes that are but little conspicuous against this ground-colour; each scutal lobe variegated with two dark brown areas; pleura and pleuro- tergite pale testaceous-yellow, the ventral anepisternum a trifle darker. Legs with the coxae and trochanters pale testaceous-yellow; femora brown, passing into black at tips, the bases narrowly paler; tibiae and tarsi black; tips of all tarsi creamy-white, narrowly so on the forelegs, more extensively so on the posterior tarsi where the tips of the basitarsi and succeeding segments are brightened, the outermost segments again darkened. Wing greyish yellow, with a restricted darker pattern; stigma oval, dark brown; relatively broad seams on anterior cord and bscu; outer end of cell Sc2 conspicuously darkened, only the base, beyond the stigma, creamy-yellow, veins of medial field narrowly seamed with brown; cells C and Sc a trifle darker than the ground-colour; pre-stigmal pale area relatively in- conspicuous; veins black; macrotrichia of veins relatively long and conspicuous; forks of medial field moderately deep; bscu nearly its own length before fork of M; A2 of moderate length, the cell narrow. Halter elongate, pale, the knob brownish black. Abdominal tergites chiefly brown, only the lateral portions of the intermediate segments with yellow areas; sternites extensively pale yellow, the incisures narowly darkened; hypopygium chiefly dark. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Genital ia: Hypopygium (partly; after DOBROTWORSKY 1974), Fig. 147. Description (according to ALEXANDER 1934, edited): Caudal margin (of tergite 9) having a very shallow median notch, the lateral portions produced into short broad lobes that are shallowly emarginate at tips. Outer gonosrylus a cylindrical fleshy lobe that is conspicuously setiferous. Inner gonostylus pale, the apex obliquely truncated; at near midlength the style bears a blackened lateral flange or lobe. A conspicuous pale depressed phallosomic plate, its caudal margin gently concave, each lateral angle with a very long powerful seta. Aedeagus more slender than in D. subposticata but still relatively stout, the apex truncated and provided with a subapical ringlike collar. Remarks: The available material is insufficient for assessing similarity or affinities. Fig. 147 is a reproduction of DOBROTWORSKY'S (1974) Fig. 5. According to ALEXANDER (1934) closest to D. subposticata ALEX. Dia- gnostic characters: see above. New records: None. Distribution: New South Wales (SEN), Victoria.

Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) segnis ALEXANDER

Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) segnis ALEXANDER, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (10) 19: 334 (1937). Primary t y pe : H o 1 o t y p e 9: New South Wales, Dorrigo, 2000 ft, 12.2.1933, W. Heron (NMNH); seen. Published records: New South Wales: Dorrigo, 2000ft (ALEXANDER 1937: 335). Previous illustrations: DOBROTWORSKY 1974: Fig. 39 (wing). Known only from female. Original Description (edited): Length about9 mm; wing 7,5 mm. Frontal prolongation of head yellow; palpi dark brown; antennae broken beyond the third segment, dark brown; front and anterior vertex light yellow; remainder of head dark brown. Mesonotum dark brown, the prescutum with four scarcely apparent darker brown stripes; median area of scutum, scutellum and mediotergite slightly more testaceous-brown; pleura yellow, © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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including the stemopleurite and meron, only the anepistemum a little more darkened; dorsopleural region infuscated. Legs with the coxae and trochanters light yellow; femora testaceous at base, passing into brown, the tips of the femora very narrowly and insensibly paling to dirty white; tibiae brownish black, the tips narrowly and insensibly paler, most conspicuous on the metatibia, where the entire distal third fades from brown to dirty white; tarsi of all legs chiefly white. Wings greyish, the brown pterostigma conspicuous, smaller than in D. davidsoni ALEX.; outer radial field only vaguely darkened; a very narrow dark seam on anterior cord; whitish areas before and beyond pterostigma small but conspicuous; longitudinal veins beyond cord, together with bscu, not seamed with brown, as in D. davisoni; elements of anterior cord, including Rs, in perfect transverse alignment; in D. davidsoni these are slightly oblique, with cell R5 lying a little more di- stad; R3 decurved outwardly, paralleling R4+5 throughout its length; bscu nearly its own length before fork of M; cell A2 a little wider than in D. davidsoni, vein A2 lying opposite midlength of basal section of Cul. Halters elongate, brownish black. Abdominal tergites almost uniformly brownish black, the lateral portions of the outer segments paler; sternites dark, the caudal margins of the outer segments conspicuously paler. Remarks: The available material is insufficient for assessing similarity and affinities. It appears most likely that D. segnis is a member of the D. niveitarsis group of species. Diagnostic characters: possibly the colouration of the legs with the distal third of metatibia fading from brown to dirty white and the tarsi of all legs chiefly white. New records: None. Distribution: New South Wales (NEN); known only from Dorrigo.

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Species Index

This alphabetical list includes all names of the species group (valid species and synonyms) in Australian Dolichopeza. Reference to the next higher ranking taxon (species group) as used in this paper is given by the following abbreviations:

Dan Dolichopeza (£).) annulipes group Dbr Dolichopeza (£>.) brevifurca group Dei Dolichopeza (£>.) cinerea group Deo Dolichopeza (D.) collessi group Ddn Dolichopeza (D.) danbulla group Ddv Dolichopeza (D.) davidsoni group Dfe Dolichopeza (D.)ferox group Dni Dolichopeza (D.) niveitarsis group Dva Dolichopeza (D.) varipes group Dyo Dolichopeza (D.) yourula group D?? Dolichopeza (D.) species of uncertain affinities Reference is also given to the figure numbers in this paper (italics) and to the page numbers of the text (bold).

aequalis n. sp., Dni, 138-140, 880 leonardi n. sp., Dva, 77, 70-72, 860 albescens ALEX., Dbr, 20, 58-60, 856 longidigitalis ALEX. (= cinerea (MACQ.)) annulipes SKUSE, Dan, 21-23, 844 longijurca SKUSE, Dei, 97-95, 866 asymmetrica n. sp., Dni, 113-115, 874 minnamurra n. sp., Dva, /S, 79-8/, 862 ballaratiensisDom., Dni, 119-121, 876 monticola SKUSE, Dan, 4Ö-48, 852 berrimilla n. sp., Dva, 73-75, 860 nigrina DOBR., Dni, /25, 72Ö, 877 bickeli n. sp., Dan, 27-29, 846 niveitarsis SKUSE, Dni, 109-111, 872 boogoo n. sp., Dbr, 64-66, 858 oresitropha ALEX., Dan, 24-2Ö, 845 brevifurca SKUSE, Dbr, 49-51, 854 palliditarsis ALEX., Dni, 7/2, 873 cairnensis ALEX.., D??, 147, 884 pallidula ALEX., Dbr, 67-65, 857 cinerea (MACQ.), Dei, 85-87, 864 planidigitalis SKUSE, Dbr, /9, 55-57, 856 collessi n. sp., Deo, 9,141-143, 881 pygmaea ALEX., Dni, 75/, 878 corinnaiensis DOBR., Dni, 122-124, 876 queenslandica ALEX., Dbr, 52-54, 855 cyatheti ALEX., Dni, 135-137, 880 .regnü ALEX., D??, 885 danbulla n. sp., Ddn, 75, 97-P9, 868 spetai n. sp., Dan, 43-45, 851 davidsoni ALEX., Ddv, 7/, 106-108, 871 subannulipes ALEX., Dan, 50-52, 847 aVecta n. sp., Dni, 127-130, 877 subposticata ALEX., Dni, 132-134, 879 dorrigensis ALEX., Dan, 59-4/, 850 r/iow/a n. sp., Dni, /6, 116-118, 857 /erox ALEX., D??, 70, 144-146, 883 fro/?i'ca n. sp., Dan, 36-38, 849 fuscoradialis ALEX. (= brevifurca SKUSE) fyiTye n. sp., Dei, 72,88-90, 865 geometrica sp.n., Dan, /4, 55-55, 848 varipes SKUSE, Dva, 67-69, 859 illingworthi ALEX., Dva, 76-7«, 861 victoriae ALEX., Dei, 94-96, 867 kongoola n. sp., Ddn, 103-105, 869 yourula n. sp., Dyo, 75, #2-54, 863 kurandensis ALEX., Dan, 42, 851 zenta n. sp., Ddn, 100-102, 869 © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 27-32. Male hypopygium of Australian DoUchopeza (DoUchopeza) species: 27-29, bickeli n. sp.: 27, dorsal aspect; 28, lateral aspect; 29, left gonostyli; 30-32, subannulipes ALEX., with about 50% (distal half) of aedeagus omitted: 30, dorsal aspect; 31, lateral aspect; 32, right gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 33-38. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 33-35, geometrica n. sp.: 33, dorsal aspect; 34, lateral spect; 35, right gonostyli; 36-38, tropica n. sp.: 36, dorsal aspect; 37, lateral aspect; 38, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 39-42. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 39-41, dorrigensis ALEX.: 39, dorsal aspect; 40, lateral aspect; 41, left gonostyli; 42, kurandensis ALEX., right gonostyli (from holotype slide). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 43-48. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 43-45, spetai n. sp.: 43, dorsal aspect; 44, lateral aspect; 45, left gonostyli; 46-48, monticola SKUSE: 46, dorsal aspect; 47, lateral aspect; 48, right gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 49-54. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 49-51, brevifurca SKUSE: 49, dorsal aspect; 50, lateral aspect; 51, right gonostyli; 52-54, queenslandica ALEX.: 52, dorsal aspect; 53, lateral aspect; 54, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 55-60. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 55-57, planidigilalis SKUSE: 55, dorsal aspect; 56, lateral aspect; 57, right gonostyli; 58-60, albescens ALEX.: 58, dorsal aspect; 59, lateral aspect; 60, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 61-66. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 61-63, pallidula ALEX.: 61, dorsal aspect; 62, lateral aspect; 63, left gonostyli; 64-66, boogoo n. sp.: 64, dorsal aspect; 65, lateral aspect; 66, right gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 67-72. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 67-69, varipes SKUSE: 67, dorsal aspect; 68, lateral aspect; 69, right gonostyli; 70-72, leonardi n. sp.: 70, dorsal aspect; 71, lateral aspect; 72, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 73-78. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 73-75, berrimilla sp.n.: 73, dorsal aspect; 74, lateral aspect; 75, left gonostyli; 76-78, illingworthi ALEX.: 76, dorsal aspect; 77, lateral aspect; 78, right gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 79-84. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 79-81, mirtnamurra n. sp.: 79, dorsal aspect; 80, lateral aspect; 81, left gonostyli; 82-84, yourula n. sp.: 82, dorsal aspect; 83, lateral aspect; 84, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 85-90. Male hypopygium of Australian DoUchopeza {DoUchopeza) species: 85-87, cinerea (MACQ.): 85, dorsal aspect; 86, lateral aspect; 87, distal portion of left inner gonostylus; 88-90, tyilye n. sp.: 88, dorsal aspect; 89, lateral aspect; 90, distal portion of left inner gonostylus. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 91-96. Male hypopygium of Australian DoUchopeza (DoUchopeza) species: 91-93, longifurca SKUSE: 91, dorsal aspect; 92, left inner gonostylus; 93a, posterior margin of tergite 9; 93b, posterior lobes of sternite 9; 94-96, victoriae ALEX.: 94, dorsal aspect; 95, left inner gonostylus; 96a, posterior margin of tergite 9; 96b, posterior lobes of sternite 9. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 97-102. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 97-99, danbulla n. sp.: 97, dorsal aspect; 98, lateral aspect; 99, left gonostyli; 100-102, zenla n. sp.: 100, dorsal aspect; 101, lateral aspect; 102, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 904

Figs 103-108. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 103- 105, kongoola n. sp.: 103a, dorsal aspect; 103b, posterior lobes of stemite 9; 104, lateral aspect; 105, left gonostyli; 106-108, davidsoni ALEX.: 106, dorsal aspect; 107, lateral aspect; 108, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 905

Figs 109-112. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 109- 111, niveitarsis SKUSE: 109, dorsal aspect; 110, lateral aspect; 111, right gonostyli; 112, palliditarsis ALEX., dorsal aspect (from paratype slide). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 113-118. Male hypopygium of Australian DoUchopeza {DoUchopezä) species: 113- 115, asymmetrica n. sp.: 113, dorsal aspect; 114, lateral aspect; 115, left gonostyli; 116- 118, thowla n. sp.: 116, dorsal aspect; 117, lateral aspect; 118, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 119-124. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 119- 121, ballaratiensis DOBR.: 119, dorsal aspect; 120, lateral aspect; 121, left gonostyli; 122-124, coritmaiensis DOBR.: 122, dorsal aspect; 123, lateral aspect; 124, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 125-130. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza (Dolichopeza) species: 125, 126, nigrina DOBR.: 125, ventral aspect (from holotype slide); 126, left gonostyli; 127- 130, directa n. sp.: 127, dorsal aspect; 128, lateral aspect; 129, posterior margin of tergi- te9; 130, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 131-134. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 131, pygmaea ALEX., dorsal aspect (from holotype slide); 132-134, subposticata ALEX.: 132, dorsal aspect; 133, lateral aspect; 134, left gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 910

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Figs 135-140. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 135- 137, cyatheti ALEX.: 135, dorsal aspect; 136, lateral aspect; 137, left gonostyli; 138-140, aequalis n. sp.: 138, dorsal aspect; 139, lateral aspect; 140, right gonostyli. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at

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Figs 141-147. Male hypopygium of Australian Dolichopeza {Dolichopeza) species: 141- 143, collessi n. sp.: 141, dorsal aspect; 142, lateral aspect; 143, left gonostyli; 144-146, ferox ALEX.: 144, posterior portion of tergite 9 (broken); 145, 146, outer gonostylus (two different aspects); 147, cairnensis ALEX., gonostyli (simplified from DOBROTWORSKY 1974).